Posted by JRSutton on March 20, 2012 at 13:29:54 from (75.130.109.233):
ok - I started looking into what I need for the 48 super A 4H project, in the way of wiring.
First thing I'm hit with is a contradiction in info on serial numbers and whether or not it's supposed to be a cutout relay or a voltage regulator.
The place I'm looking at for parts is telling me it should be a cutout relay based on the tractor's serial number.
It HAD a voltage regulator on it to begin with - though when I got it - the electrical system was total junk and the regulator was obviously a newer add on.
I'm not even sure what a cutout relay IS - as compared to a voltage regulator.
So if somebody could explain, that'd be helpful.
(sounds like a janicholson question...)
And does anybody know if there's a definitive way to know what it's supposed to have based on model year or serial number - or any other way?
It's a 48 - 6 volt and staying that way. It's got a push pull kill switch. wico magneto. Generator looks orignal but don't know. 3 position light switch.
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